Asher Wyatt
The Future Of Clean Cars: How GM Plans To Win With Batteries AND Hydrogen
Is hydrogen making a comeback? GM isn’t abandoning fuel cells—instead, it's betting on both EVs and hydrogen for a sustainable automotive future. Learn why this strategy could be a game-changer.
Why Open-Source Car Software Will Never Happen (And Why That's Dangerous)
Modern cars are no longer just machines—they’re locked-down computers on wheels. From encrypted firmware to paywalled repairs, automakers are eroding consumer rights. Discover how proprietary software is killing the right to repair and what it means for the future of car ownership.
If Cyberpunk Cars Existed, Society Would Collapse (And It’d Be Glorious)
Explore the reality of cyberpunk cars in a futuristic dystopia: vertical highways, neural-linked vehicles, and black-market tech. How would society adapt to AI-driven war machines and corporate-controlled roads? A deep dive into high-tech automotive chaos.
The 12 Weirdest Marketing Stunts That Actually Sold Cars
From Tesla’s Roadster in space to Van Damme’s epic truck splits, discover 12 of the wildest car marketing stunts that didn’t just go viral—they actually sold cars. Buckle up for creativity at its most outrageous!
The Government Is Coming For Your Mods – And You’re Helping Them
How the EPA’s crackdown on modified exhausts, ECU tuning, and aftermarket parts is killing car culture. Learn about emissions laws, snitch incentives, and the surveillance tech eroding automotive freedom.
Why Mechanics Hate Tesla Owners (And They’re Right To)
Tesla promised a maintenance-free future, but mechanics know the truth: EVs still break. From battery failures to suspension woes, discover why Tesla owners and repair shops are locked in a culture war over who’s to blame when things go wrong.
Stop Butchering Survivors: The Dark Side Of The Restomod Boom
The restomod trend is destroying irreplaceable classic cars in the name of 'improvement.' Learn why cutting up survivors erases automotive history—and why originality is the future of collecting.
The Automaker Wars No One Talks About: Niche Competitions In Weird Segments
Discover the auto industry's weirdest wars—from slowest cars to amphibious vehicles and fake manuals. These bizarre rivalries prove carmakers will compete over anything.
The Science Behind Inline-Six And V6 Engines – Which Is Superior?
Wondering whether an inline-6 or V6 engine is better? We compare power, sound, tuning potential, and reliability in this deep dive into straight-six vs. V6 engines—perfect for car enthusiasts and builders.
The $100-Per-Vehicle Savings That Could Make Ford The AV Fleet Leader
Ford’s shift from cellular to CV2X-PC5 signals a major leap in autonomous vehicle efficiency, security, and cost savings. Explore the patent’s implications for smart cities, regulatory challenges, and Ford’s competitive edge in the AV race.
The 2025 Kia Sportage Hybrid's Dirty Little Secret: Why Its 'Best Value' Claim Doesn't Hold Up
Award-winning but imperfect—the 2025 Kia Sportage Hybrid's real-world fuel economy disappoints, costing drivers $300+ extra annually in gas. See how it compares to the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and Honda CR-V Hybrid in this critical deep dive.
You’re Being Watched—And Your Car Is The Snitch
From real-time telemetry to in-cabin cameras, today’s cars collect shocking amounts of personal data—often without consent. This investigation reveals how automakers, insurers, and third parties exploit your driving behavior and why true privacy may require ditching "smart" cars altogether.